- Data queries (e.g. given data X show me as much as you can across multiple systems)
- Cross API integration (e.g. show me a PRs that merged, but not marked as done in Jira)
- Data transformation (JSON -> XML -> YAML), e.g. Excalidraw to Graphviz to draw.io - State transition checks (systems modeling)
- Diagram generation
- Code/Document generation
One of the most crazy ideas I have is one to generate C++ code for Cardputter in order to have a little Uiua machine. Arduino tooling is so slow (or it might be the thing for this specific board, no idea), that I figured it's going to be easier to develop it in Prolog and then generate C code from it (i.e. key handlers, rendering etc.)
Thing with Prolog is, that people think it's slow, but it's not. I agree that in 80's it might have not be usable, but today I'm having 2.1M Lips (Logical Iteration Per Seconds), so solution might not be inefficient but I save on the lines of code in the end.